冀教版中考模拟英语试题

冀教版中考模拟英语试题姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、单选题1 . What were you doing when I called you last night? I _ a ball game.Aam watchingBwas watchingCwatchedDwatch2 . Tim is going to give his mother a surprise _ Mothers Day.AinBatConDby3 . Tan Weiweis song GiveYouabitofColor is very popular these days.Yes, its about the smog weather, which reminds us that we _ take actions to protect the environment.AneedBmightCmustDmay4 . A nice tie! A present?-Yes, it is. My aunt _it to me for my last birthday.Awas sendingBhad sentCwill sendDsent5 . _ do you visit your grandparents in the countryside? Once a week.AHow farBHow soonCHow longDHow often6 . Bob is a young writer, but he _ five novels so far.Awould writeBwill writeChas writtenDhave written7 . （题文）Could you please tell me _? Two months ago.Awhen did you take this photoBwhen you took this photoCwhere did you take this photoDwhere you took this photo8 . Look!The bird is _AflyBflyingCflies9 . Jims mother never wears Tshirts _ trainers（ ）AandBwithCnorDor10 . I dont know when he _. When he _ here, Ill call you in a minute.Awill come; will arriveBcomes; arrivesCwill come; arrivesDcomes; will arrive11 . 一Where_ the cards? _on the bed.Ais; ItsBare; TheyCare; TheyreDis; It12 . A new penfor me by my aunt tomorrow.Abought B. will buy C. was bought D. will be bought二、完型填空My mother says she probably wouldnt love butterflies（蝴蝶）today if it werent for Mr. Patti.When my mother Ada was a kid, she loved playing baseball and she wanted to_for the New York Yankees. Then her brother Howie pointed out that there werent any women playing major league baseball（棒球联赛）. Ada realized he was right. That made her so angry that she started throwing baseballs into the air and hitting them as_as she could.One day Ada hit a ball through Mr. Pattis window. She was about to run away when a bright yellow butterfly flew through the hole in the window. A blue butterfly_. Then a lot of colourful butterflies flew out like a rainbow（彩虹）. Ada_to open her arms and catch the butterflies.It was too bad she didnt_she heard Mr. Patti shouting, “Hey! You there!” Ada almost jumped 12 feet. When she landed, Mr. Patti handed her a net and a box. He pointed to the butterflies. “One hundred butterflies. We need to get them all back. Go!”Running with the net, Ada began to catch some of the butterflies. By the end of the day, her_was filled with butterflies including the bright yellow butterfly. There were still 13 butterflies missing. Mr. Patti showed Ada pictures_had taken of the missing butterflies. The photographs were so beautiful that she could hardly catch her breath.“_do you get them to stay still（静止的，不动的）?” Ada asked.“Ill show you,” Mr. Patti replied.And he did. He taught my mother everything he knew about photographing butterflies. Thats her_now. It is good because there still arent any women playing in the major leagues.“Ill never forget that day,” my mother says. “Breaking that window changed my_.” Then she goes into her workroom, which is filled with swirling butterflies.13 . AcheerBplayCworkDact14 . AcarefullyBhighChardDproudly15 . AappearedBjoinedCfollowedDreached16 . AofferedBwantedCagreedDrefused17 . AsoBbecauseCafterDthough18 . AnetBboxCroomDyard19 . AsheBtheyCIDhe20 . AHowBWhenCWhyDWhere21 . AjobBhobbyCpleasureDway22 . AprojectBpurposeClifeDPlan三、阅读单选Actor wanted by Movie CompanyCan you sing and dance? Can you work with other people?Can you work evenings and weekends.If you want to be an actor， please call the Movie Company at 9935673.WantedDo you like to talk with different people? Do you like a busy but interesting job? Do you like to join the TV station?Work time： 8：30a.m.5：50p.m.， 5 days a week.Tel： 2433571， 2433572， 2433573Add： No. 24， Rose Building， Wilton StreetWe need TeachersDo you love children? Are you friendly to children?Do you like to teach children English， math， history or biology?Call the Green Childrens School at 5113470 or send your e-mail to C23 . If you want to be _， you can call 9935673.Aan actorBa teacherCa reporterDa policeman24 . You can send an e-mail if you want to be _.Aan actorBa teacherCa reporterDa policeman25 . You cant call _ if you want to join the TV station.A2433571B2433572C5113470D243357326 . The Green Childrens School dont need a teacher to teach _.AEnglishBmathChistoryDChinese27 . You must work _ if you want to be an actor.Aevery dayBevenings and weekendsCfive days a weekD8：30a.m. 5：50p.m.With society developing fast, peoples life standard has improved greatly. More and more people own their personal cars, thus causing many problems, such as air pollution, traffic jams(堵塞)and even traffic accidents.In big cities，traffic jams happen every now and then，especially in rush hours. Cars cannot move smoothly and people feel upset on the way to work or home. For this, they are often late for work and even lose their jobs.To solve these problems, the government has taken many measures(措施)，such as broadening(拓宽)the roads, building more roads and subways, increasing buses and so on. The government has also suggested people taking public transports and using less personal cars.28 . The passage mainly tells us .Apeoples life has improvedBthe influence of more cars and the measures taken by the governmentCthe governments measuresDmore people own their personal cars29 . What problems do more personal cars bring?AAir pollution.BTraffic accidents.CTraffic jams.DAll the above.30 . When do the traffic jams often happen according to the passage?AIn the rush hours of people going to work or home.BIn the morning.CIn the afternoon.DIn the evening.31 . Whats the meaning of the underlined word smoothly in the passage?A慢地B光滑地C快速地D顺利地32 . Which is NOT true according to the passage?AThe government has broadened the roads.BThe government has built more and more subways.CThe government has increased buses.DThe government encourages people to buy personal cars.Nearly everyone has days when they feel sleepy. The problem of daytime sleepiness usually starts at night. Bad sleep habits often make people feel sleepy in the daytime. So please try these ways to improve your sleep and help you keep away daytime sleepiness.Get enough nighttime sleepMost adults need seven to nine hours a night, and teenagers usually need a full nine hours. Youd better sleep eight or nine hours every night.Keep distractions out of bedYou shouldnt read, watch TV, play video games, or use computers in bed. Dont do your bills or have an exciting talk in bed either. They may make you sleepless.Set the same wake-up timeTry to go to bed and get up at the same time every day, even on weekends. Keeping doing that for the first few weeks or even months, then you will improve your sleep.ExerciseExercise (30 minutes a day) is good for your sleep. Exercise in the sunshine makes it easier to fall asleep and help you sleep much better. Exercise also gives you more daytime energy and keeps your thinking sharp.Dont go to bed until youre sleepyIf you go to bed when youre just tired, you may not fall asleep easily. The feeling of sleepiness and being tired are different. Youd better get into bed when youre sleepy.33 . This passage tells us _ ways to improve our sleep.A. three B. four C. five34 . From the passage we know that teenagers need _ of sleep a night.A. less than nine hours B. a full nine hours C. more than nine hours35 . Which of these are not mentioned(提到) in the passage?A. Trying not to read when in bed.B. Trying not to watch TV when in bed.C. Trying not to drink milk before going to bed.36 . To improve your sleep, you should _.A. go to bed and get up at the same time every dayB. go to bed early and get up lateC. have an exciting talk in bed before going to bed37 . Which of the following is WRONG according to the passage?A. Exercise can help us sleep much better.B. Its best to go to bed when you feel sleepy.C. Youd better go to bed when you feel tired.Lots of boys dream of flying airplanes when they grow up. But only a few can say they have made their dreams come true when they are still teenagers. At the age of 19, Luke Elsworth is already a flying traveler around the world. As a child, Elsworth enjoyed playing with toy planes and had pictures of planes on the walls in his bedroom. His father, who has been a pilot for 32 years, often took him to watch his air shows. At one show, he asked his son what he wanted to be in the future. Young Elsworth answered all he wanted to do was following his fathers stepbeing a pilot. Elsworth became an air cadet(空乘学员) on his 13th birthday. Five years later, he signed up for Easy Jets pilot training program in Southampton. There, Elsworth spent almost all of his free time practicing again and again and he felt theres no regret(遗憾). “It is common for us young people to have big dreams，” he said, “but to make them come true, we need to act bigger.”When people question him if he feels he is too young to be a pilot, Elsworth says age isnt so important when it comes to a qualified(合格的) and responsible(负责的) pilot. He even encourages(鼓励) young people to do what they want to do. “If there is a train driver who is 18 and has passed all the training tests. I will believe in him，” says Elsworth. The young pilots next step is to become a captain, but he will have to spend at least 8 years before that happens.38 . When Elsworth was a child, he _.Ashowed no interest in studyingBdreamed of becoming a train driverCwas interested in things about planesDliked to play with friends at school39 . The 3rd paragraph mainly tells us _.AElsworths dreamBElsworths childhoodCElsworths opinion about ageDElsworths training experience and feelings40 . Which is the CORRECT order(正确排序) of the events about Elsworth? Elsworth started training in Easy Jets.Elsworth became an air cadet. Elsworth flew around the world. Elsworth told his father his dream.ABCD41 . The writer told the story of Elsworth to show us _.Ason is usually like fatherBhow to become a good pilotCeveryone should have a big dreamDone can make his dream come true even when he is young四、回答问题Jim and Danny first met when they were 6 years old. They became best friends, spending their summers together in a seaside town. In those early years, they went hiking almost the whole summer. They learned to sail before they were 10. The year they turned 11, their parents sent them both to the same boys camp in New Hampshire. There they began to love the overnight trips.When they were 15, they spent a summer in Quebec camping in an old tent. The year after graduating from college, they drove to Central America and rode a train through jungles.After that. they went their separate ways. Jim took a job as a teacher at a school. Danny became a journalist and lived in Boston. They sent each other Christmas cards, but found it difficult to stay in touch. Their careers took them in different directions, giving them different experiences.The years went by. They aged. They both turned 60. And then, miles apart, they both woke up one morning and knew it was time to retire. Both of them realized it was time to leave the jobs that had kept each of them excited for 35 years.It was time to begin a new chapter of life.Danny had heard about a research project in Argentina. A team of scientists was searching forthe planets oldest dinosaur fossils(化石). And the team wanted some volunteers.Danny called his friend of 55 years. He told him about this project. Then, he asked him whether he would consider going on such a trip. The answer was: Yes!A few months later, just retired, they were setting up a tent at the foot of the A